Act Humane

Act Humane organised its first Disability Certificate Camp in Jalandhar, extending support to persons with disabilities by facilitating guidance on disability certificates, UDID cards, monthly pensions and related welfare services.

With the success of this initiative, continues to expand these camps across cities including other 5 cities helping ensure that essential support reaches those who need it the most.

Disability Certificate Camp at Civil Hospital, Ludhiana

Act Humane Foundation organised its regular Disability Assistance Camp at the Civil Hospital, providing guidance, medical assessments, and support for disability certificates, pension documentation, and Unique Disability ID (UDID) Card applications.

The initiative aims to improve access to essential services and ensure dignity, support, and awareness of government benefits for persons with disabilities.

Today was a truly special and humbling moment for our Founder, Ms. Harleen Kaur, who had the honour of meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama and receiving his blessings.

His message of compassion, kindness, and service to humanity continues to inspire millions around the world.
We feel grateful for this meaningful moment and the guidance it brings to continue working for humanity with greater dedication.

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Act Humane continues its commitment to supporting the health and recovery of TB patients through proper nutrition. For the second consecutive month, we have provided essential monthly ration to 100 TB patients as part of our ongoing initiative.

Nutrition plays a vital role in strengthening the body during TB treatment, and through this effort we aim to bring hope, care, and better health to those in need. Together, let us work towards the vision of a TB-Free India.

One year of Operation Sindoor.
A moment that reflects the courage, precision, and unwavering dedication of our Indian Armed Forces. 🇮🇳

Act Humane pays tribute to the brave hearts who stand strong in service of the nation and inspire every Indian with their sacrifice and commitment.

Meet Loveleen, a brave 19-year-old from Kotkapura, Punjab, who faced a life-threatening battle with an invasive fungal infection behind her eye.

The infection was dangerously close to her brain, but thanks to a critical surgery at CMC, her life—and her eyesight—was saved. In this time of need,

Act Humane stepped in with a vital contribution of 1 lakh rupees, helping cover a portion of the surgery cost. Loveleen’s courage and the support of the community have given her a second chance at life.

Let’s continue to support each other and spread hope!

Project Lakshya – Guiding Students Towards the Right Career Path

Act Humane Foundation conducted 2 Days - Project Lakshya – Career Counselling at Meritorious Government School, Talwara, Hoshiarpur, in association with Lovely Professional University, to help students gain clarity and direction for their future careers.

Students from 10+ and 12+ classes participated in the sessions where they were guided on choosing the right academic streams, understanding different career pathways, and exploring the wide range of opportunities available ahead.

For 12th-grade students, special emphasis was placed on how their current streams can open multiple career avenues and how they can plan their next steps strategically.

The two-day interactive sessions included detailed guidance, reasoning support, and personalized one-on-one counselling, ensuring that each student received the right mentorship to confidently shape their future.